RagePlaysGames finds a way to bottle Minecraft's pollution
An iron-factory experiment turns carbon and sulfur into collectible blocks in "Industrializing Minecraft with Create".
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
Industrializing Minecraft with Create
Video summary
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- 1:13The plan combines a polluting iron factory, upgraded steel production and an offshore oil rig.
- 2:08Polluted air starts causing damage, prompting a search for a diving helmet and backtank.
- 4:15Removing air filters reveals a useful byproduct: black dye.
- 10:55A specialized cobblestone generator is designed to produce pollution continuously.
- 14:50Carbon and sulfur pollution unexpectedly collect as solid blocks inside storage barrels.
- 17:42The blocks join TNT on a minecart contraption; the test comes at 19:30.
The factory found a byproduct. In "Industrializing Minecraft with Create", RagePlaysGames builds a cobblestone contraption intended to keep pumping pollution into his hardcore world. What he discovers is rather more portable: solid carbon and sulfur blocks collecting in storage barrels.
Naturally, his next thought is to put them beside TNT on a minecart. This is industrial engineering with very different priorities from keeping the neighborhood pleasant. Earlier, he even tears down the filters that were quietly cleaning the air, discovering that they yield black dye.
No new uploads arrived this week, but that October factory project remains the channel's busiest video, now approaching 1.8 million views. It draws more than twice the daily views of "Ruining Minecraft with Create", while the excavator adventure "Destroying Minecraft with Create" also keeps contributing.
Together with the rest of the archive, those videos brought roughly 695,000 views over the past seven days. Subscribers increased too, though the week's gain was modest beside the past month's growth. Daily viewing is currently below half its usual level.
Among nearby Minecraft channels, SSundeePlus had a particularly busy week and Sword Extra also drew substantial viewing. RagePlaysGames had the third-largest weekly view gain in this group, despite leaving the upload calendar empty. His factory, unlike his posting schedule, hasn't taken a break.
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Where next?
The videos drawing views on RagePlaysGames right now
- Channel
- RagePlaysGames
- Subscribers
- 586,000 ▲ 2,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 695,003
- Videos published this week
- 0
The numbers
Here's how RagePlaysGames' archive viewing and subscriber growth shaped the week.
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What dye does RagePlaysGames obtain by removing the air filters?
The removed air filters yield black dye in "Industrializing Minecraft with Create".



